The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-20
HoBoKES PUFFs.


The Police Board got over considerable work at
its meeting last Monday night. Commissioner
Coyle was there.
School Trustees Gritten and Hodges failed again
to show up at the meeting of the School Board last
Monday night.
Entertainments to take place in Hoboken to-
morrow mig are the annual masquerade ball of
the Lyra exhibition drill and reception Of the
Second Regiment Drum and Fife Corps. and the
dinner, at Naegli's, Of the Meteor Boat Club.
Out of respect TO the memory Of The late Com
missioner Dilworth. the German and entertain
ment of the Alumni Association of the High School.
which was to have taken place last Monday night
in Trinity Hall, has been postponed till to morrow
night, at the same place.
Hoboken has new Building and Loan Associa-
lion. Its officers and trustees are: President, VIM.
H. Harper Vce-Presiden', Il. II. Strother; Secre-
tary, j. s. Perry; Treasurer, william Holland; Di-
rectors Messrs. Campbell, McGrane, Benson. Mid
dletoD, Condit, Dollard, Pagan, Besson, Magee
and MaLon.
The first prize shoot Of the Miller Rife Club took
place last Monday night in MeyD's range The
following scores, out of possible $50. won prizes:
Thomas Fitzsimmons, $50; David Miller, LAG; +.
Hecking, las; Charles Judsop, IA; VIM. Brandt,
IA; August Meyn, 143; William Forker. 1885, Rob
ert Zocb, 1879. gold medal was also won in
co npetiti9n by Emil Voss, with a total of al
The annual masquerade ball of Lady Lincoln
Lodge No 1902, was held at Odd Fellows Hall last
Monday night The brilliant calcium light which
adorned the hall threw the gas-lisht almost in the
shade. Floor Manager Glintenkamp and wife led
the grand march and were followed by School
Trustees Mc(ulloch, Hatfield and Moller; Grand
Protector Dickinson, from Paterson; Sister Wsner,
Grand Chaplain; Sister Wilson, of Newark; Grand
Guide John Randolph. Sister Shaw, of Newark;
Vice Protector Thomas also delegations from Lady
Washington and Liberty Lodge, No. 1.167
The annual entertainment of the Jugend verien
of the German Evangelical Church will be held on
Washingtons Birthday night in the Martha Insti-
tute. The annual meeting held last Monday
night, and the following officers elected
President. Charles A. Kleiber Vice-Presidens, Miss
Matilda .Stelgis and Herman Pappe Corresponding
Secretary, John p Becker; Recording Secretary.
Charles Kuhlewein; Financial Secretary, Alex. E.
Odenwaidt Jr.; Treasurer, Paul Straub; Entertain
ment Committee, Herman Pappe. John Gehrs and
Frederick Schmidt. The seventh annual anniver-
sary of the society will take place ct the church,
corner of Sixth and Garden streets. this Sunday
evening, at T.30 p. m.
The second annual ball of the "Ducks and
Brakes" by which name the name of well known
social organization in Hoboken passes, was held in
Odd Fellows Hall last Wednesday evening. One
hundred and fifty couples participated in the dizzy
whirl, which lasted from o'clock to far into the
next morning. The affair was in charge of the usu-
ally designated ommttees-Reception Commit
tee Richard Fosdick, Frank Lymon. Thomas Ly
ons. Frank Kennedy. William Gallagher, John Ly-
mon and Patrick Connelley; and the Floor Com
mittee, Cornelius Lahan, James Dunn, Timothy
Kelly, William McHale. William Kennedy, William
Ryan, VIM. Wallace Charles Grossly, James Ken
needy and James Mulcahey. The officers of the as
ISOLATION John Keenan, President; John Qua
ragha Vice President; Frank Kennedy, Financial
Secretary; Patrick Kennedy Recording Secretary;
Patrick Lynlon, Treasurer; Richard Fosdick. Ser
geant-at-Arms.
There was fashionable wedding in Trinity
Church last Thursday night. The contracting par
ties were Miss Josephine Chabert the accomplished
daughter of DR.. f. Chabert, and Mr.. John W.
Birch. The knot was tied by the pastor, Rev.
George c. Houghton After the ceremony ele-
CANT reception held at the residence of the
brides parents, on Washington street. At mid
night one of Morrow, Day Il Co.'S most sumpiuous
repasts partaken Of The music was furnished
by Prof. Cranmers orchestra. Many beautiful,
useful and costly gifts were received by the bride.
Among those present at the reception Mr..
f Birch and wife. Mr. Erskine and wife, Mr. ].
Schief and wife. Mr.. Hughes and wife. Mr.. Wander
bilt and wife, Mines Hoilingsworth, Hopendorfer,
shaw, Maxwell, Let's. Ahrens, McCroskey. Huncke
and Ande son, and Messrs, Chaplin of New York,
E. johnson, Louis Tavern, O. Sack, e. McGoyern,
W. 3. Luck. d. Turner M. V Pauta, @. Wise, Fl.
Rice E. Woeley Mr.. W. Birch and wife, parents of
the groom. DIR. B. A. Watson and wife, DR.. W. 7.
Kudlicb, Dr.. R. B. Gilman, Mrs. H. Loomis. sister
of the bride, Captain j. Carney and wife, Mrs.
Canavello of Brooklyn, Mrs. Kelly of Trenton, and
F. G.. Payne of Bergen Point
The annual masquerade ball of the Hoboken
Quartette Club was held at Odd Fellows Hall last
and enjoyable social event. The large hall
prefusey and neatly decorated with the national
emblems Of Germany and America. The mas
queraders, by their costumes, too, represented the
two countries America was represented by the
following ladies and gentlemen: Henry Mehl,
Gustav, Boehm, Lena Walters, Henrietta Mehl,
1lzzlo ELIer, JO6l6 udule, AtlTeu bo0um anu DOrd
Mahle. Germany represented by Mrs Kauf-
man, Louis Walters, Mrs. Beers, Miss Lena Ichner.
Mrs. Hartwig, Louis Sch midi, julius Boehm, and
Louis Kaufman. The music was all that could be
desired. Dancing was continued till almost day
break on Tuesday. Among the many present.
we're Recorder McDonough, ex-Mayor Besson,
Water Registrar Murphy, Police Commissioner Kant
man and wife, Councilman Grassman, Peter Du-
fresner and lady, Chief Engineer Meyer and wife.
Foreman Cuper of No. l Engine and LADY. Mrs.
George Perry Miss Perry, Miss Harrison, Mrs.
Weed, f. Hurtwig and wife. L. Pfeiffer and wife,
G. Magnus and wife II. Maerlender, Geo. Wolf,
George Grengel and Joseph Kitz and wife.